Honey Funk
Honey Funk: A Groovy Tale of Love, Power, and Play
Lyrics
Hey there honey pie
Greeting or expression of affection towards someone referred to as "honey pie."
I can see you walking by
Observation of the person walking by, indicating attention or admiration.
Almost everyday
Noting the frequency of seeing the person, suggesting a consistent presence.
Whenever you do
Acknowledgment of the person's actions, possibly anticipating a reaction.
Everybody's heads they
Describing the attention received from others as the person walks by.
Turn your way
Highlighting the widespread admiration or interest in the individual.
Yeah they turn your way
Reiteration of the attention the person attracts.
Hey there honey babe
Another affectionate greeting, this time using "honey babe."
Do you want to come and play
Invitation to engage in an activity or spend time together.
And get on down
Encouraging the person to relax and enjoy the moment.
I might be a joke
Self-awareness of a humorous or playful nature, possibly not to be taken seriously.
You might be the queen whatever
Acknowledgment of the person's significance, possibly in a lighthearted manner.
Wear the crown
Encouraging the person to embrace their importance or role.
Yeah wear the crown
Reiteration of the encouragement to embrace one's significance.
Hey there honey bear
Another affectionate address, this time using "honey bear."
Ask me if I care
Asking about the person's feelings, possibly expressing concern.
How you treat me
Commenting on how the person treats the speaker, indicating a desire for attention.
I would be your man
Offering to be a romantic partner or companion.
Or I would be your dog
Humorous expression of willingness to be submissive or devoted.
Down at your feet
Imagery of being at the person's feet, emphasizing submission or loyalty.
Yeah down at your feet
Reiteration of the submissive imagery.
Hey there honey bee
Another affectionate address, this time using "honey bee."
You gave me a sting
Reference to a negative experience or action, possibly a metaphorical "sting" representing hurt.
Now take me home
Request or suggestion to be taken home, seeking comfort or resolution.
Go and play that game
Encouragement to engage in a playful or romantic activity, possibly to mend the situation.
Don't you tell me what you do
Resisting instructions or demands, asserting independence or defiance.
Give a dog a bone
Using a colloquial expression, possibly implying a desire for attention or reward.
Yeah give a dog a bone
Reiteration of the desire for attention or reward, employing a playful metaphor.
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